imaginary line running halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole

tells you what each symbol on a map stands for

explains the relationship between real distances on Earth and distances on a map

anything that stands for something else

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Question	Answer
coordinates	used to find a location
equator	imaginary line running halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole
hemisphere	half of the earth
legend	tells you what each symbol on a map stands for
prime meridian	zero degree line of longitude
scale	explains the relationship between real distances on Earth and distances on a map
symbol	anything that stands for something else